The phrase "almost all districts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a majority of districts, indicating that only a few may not be included.
Example: "Almost all districts in the state have adopted the new policy, with only a handful opting out."
Alternatives: "nearly all districts" or "most districts".
Commercial and residential construction activity was weak in almost all districts.
Arrows show almost all districts were increasing the numbers of people they sent to MWA.
The republic's defence ministry told Interfax that "almost all districts of Donetsk" were under fire and said shells had fallen near residential buildings in the city centre.
The beige book showed that manufacturing continued to expand in almost all districts, with "relatively strong growth seen in the metal fabrication and the automotive industries".
Almost all districts reported that they had "sluggish" housing markets as a result of the April expiration of the government's homebuyer credit.
"Almost all districts report a slow pace of economic activity," the Fed said in summarizing the overall performance of the economy in March and early April.
The overall estimate of relative risk of preterm birth was found to be greater than 1 for almost all the enumeration districts.
Nonetheless, the grand jury said in a June report, "Student fees are charged in almost all district schools".
Almost all district level hospitals have emergency treatment units (ETUs).
When asked for the reasons, almost all district-level respondents held the MNCH program responsible for not providing detailed individual job responsibilities for the implementation.
The MoH has created new posts for newly registered doctors in district hospitals and there is now at least one medical doctor in almost all district hospitals [ 6, 10], although an intended rural hardship allowance has not yet been implemented [ 6].
